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The Skalat Memorial Book is comprised of three separate items:
- Skalat A Memorial Anthology for a Community Destroyed in the Holocaust (Ukraine)
Translation of: Skalat: Kovets Zikaron LeKehila ShHarva BaShoah
Edited by: Chaim Bronshtain
Published in Tel Aviv, 1971
Project Coordinator: Janet R. Perlmutter Schwartz
Translator: Neil H. Tannebaum
Editor: Henry Jorisch
- Death of a Shtetl (Skalat, Ukraine)
By: Abraham Weissbrod
Translation of: Es shtarbt a shtetl; megiles Skalat
Edited by: J. Kaplan
Published (in Yiddish) by the Central Historical Commission of the Central Committee of Liberated Jews in the American Zone of Germany, Munich, 1948
Project Coordinator: Kathryn M. Wallach
Translations arranged by: Joseph Kofler, Lusia Milch
English Text and Additional Testimonies of Witnesses
Edited by Lusia Milch U.S.A., 1995
- Skalat Memorial Scroll in the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem (Ukraine)
Prepared by the Organization of the Former Residents of Skalat and the Surroundings in Israel and the Diaspora May 1961 (7 Sivan 5721)
Alternate names: Skalat [Ukr, Yid, Rus], Skalat [Pol], Skalat Stary
Skalat, Ukraine is located at 49°26' N 25°59' E, 213 miles WSW of Kiev
Jewish Population in 1900: about 3000.
Nearby Jewish Communities:
Hrymayliv 7 miles SSE
Kamyanky 8 miles N
Pidvolochysk 10 miles NE
Volochysk 11 miles NE
Tarnoruda 11 miles E
Tovste 12 miles SSE
Stryyivka 14 miles NNW
Khorostkiv 14 miles SSW
Terebovlya 15 miles SW
Mikulintsy 17 miles W
Ozhyhivtsi 18 miles NE
Strusiv 18 miles WSW
Sataniv 18 miles SE
Horodnystya 18 miles SSE
Zbarazh 18 miles NNW
Dolyna 19 miles SW
Ternopil 20 miles WNW
Yabloniv 20 miles SSW
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